We can’t afford our past
Remember, this is a city where the mayor must publicly remind citizens not to shit in public spaces.
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Daily Tribune editorials — the newspaper's official position on current issues.
2028 sparks start
Trillanes allegedly received $2 million — or about P112 million — from Co in late 2023 which was purportedly converted from US dollars to…
Unfinished Revolution: Why EDSA Still Matters
Every generation must know that the Filipino people paid an enormous price for surrendering their democracy—and they rose up at tremendous…
Duterte’s defense scores a home run
By accusing Marcos of colluding with the ICC to abduct Duterte, Kaufman claimed the President betrayed a ‘written promise’ — that was shown…
EDSA rings hollow
Cory spoke of land reform as a moral imperative, yet her administration carved out exceptions that gutted the program.
ICC, not DU30, fights for survival
The allegations against Duterte are that his fiery speeches against drugs prompted the harsh methods that led to the numerous…
Strange bedfellows
Developing now, straight out of an afternoon melodrama, is an alliance between Marcos and Robredo against VP Duterte.
The future we chose
Japan became the Philippines’ largest development partner, bigger than the United States on the development side.
A lasting legacy
The timing of this recognition at the PSA Awards was truly heartwarming. Philippine sports is currently enjoying its golden age.
Sara’s leap of faith
Her announcement, two and a half years before the 2028 polls, reshuffled the entire political deck.
Sara Duterte as President: A speculative assessment
A wannabe president who could not fix classrooms, could not account for discretionary funds, and whose response to political adversity has…
Overdose economics
Debt service for interest and principal is automatically appropriated, meaning it doesn’t require annual congressional approval and takes…
They keep running
It’s the story of our lives — officials facing one controversy, or another, need not hide from the public eye for too long; even the ones…
Red herring conspiracy
The conversation was recorded days before Marcos publicly condemned corruption in his State of the Nation Address.
Bold
Not asking. Informing. Very ‘this is happening to you.’ Very PAGASA announcing a typhoon.
Moro-moro from the start
Instead, what unfolded were maneuvers Filipinos were so used to — like the steps taken during the pork barrel scandal to divert attention…
Navigating Year of the Fire Horse
In the face of the Fire Horse’s unpredictability, the Philippines — and other nations — must be the steady ground beneath its galloping…
Big picture emerges
The once hot trail on the architects of the flood control mess has turned cold, which former Socioeconomic Planning Secretary Solita Monsod…